Bass Guitar Metal Cover Over Strings at Larry Schwartz blog

Bass Guitar Metal Cover Over Strings. These can be identified by a slot through the center between the a & d strings. I have an old rickenbacker bass that has no covers, but i keep seeing pictures of them with the pickups being covered (over the strings) by. I have three questions about the cloth on the end of strings. When the precision was changed in 1957, they kept the covers for. In my experience, the main reason. The bridge cover had a foam mute that knocked down the sustain, and helped the bass emulate the double bass. I have a jazz bass that i threw both p/u covers on. It was a functional part of the pick ups. So what is the cover over the bass strings for, and what makes someone choose a bass with pickup covers over one that doesn’t? I’d call it a saddle or a bracket, but i don’t think that’s right. The first is, do they have any actual purpose, or do they just look. Some of the fender bass books published in the last few years state the covers were shielding to help reduce interference noise. Let me tell you.the covers alter the sound of the p/u's (or bass if you will).

I have an old rickenbacker bass that has no covers, but i keep seeing pictures of them with the pickups being covered (over the strings) by. I have three questions about the cloth on the end of strings. These can be identified by a slot through the center between the a & d strings. The bridge cover had a foam mute that knocked down the sustain, and helped the bass emulate the double bass. In my experience, the main reason. Some of the fender bass books published in the last few years state the covers were shielding to help reduce interference noise. The first is, do they have any actual purpose, or do they just look. It was a functional part of the pick ups. I have a jazz bass that i threw both p/u covers on. So what is the cover over the bass strings for, and what makes someone choose a bass with pickup covers over one that doesn’t?

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Bass Guitar Metal Cover Over Strings The bridge cover had a foam mute that knocked down the sustain, and helped the bass emulate the double bass. The first is, do they have any actual purpose, or do they just look. So what is the cover over the bass strings for, and what makes someone choose a bass with pickup covers over one that doesn’t? I’d call it a saddle or a bracket, but i don’t think that’s right. When the precision was changed in 1957, they kept the covers for. It was a functional part of the pick ups. These can be identified by a slot through the center between the a & d strings. In my experience, the main reason. I have three questions about the cloth on the end of strings. I have an old rickenbacker bass that has no covers, but i keep seeing pictures of them with the pickups being covered (over the strings) by. Let me tell you.the covers alter the sound of the p/u's (or bass if you will). Some of the fender bass books published in the last few years state the covers were shielding to help reduce interference noise. I have a jazz bass that i threw both p/u covers on. The bridge cover had a foam mute that knocked down the sustain, and helped the bass emulate the double bass.